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A member asked:
I have not been taking angeliq in the correct sequence. i didnt see that the arrow for the next pill went in a different direction! does it matter?
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You need to take it: as directed by the box instructions. Some of those pills have different composition of medication that directs your hormonal system as to what to do. If you take it out of sequence, you will likely put your menstruation/ ovulation cycle out of sequence as well. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.
Answered 2/9/2019
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